Skateboard Wheels with ABEC 7 Bearings and Spacers (Orange, 52mm)

These are, in essence, walmart wheels. They're softer than the 99a listed, and probably not urethane, but if you're on a tight budget you could do a lot worse. I bought the purple/white swirl ones.The included bearings I received were not Bullseye, but instead generic chrome bearings in a tube. They were so heavily lubricated that the oil was leaking into the package. It's ridiculous. If you cleaned them and applied the appropriate amount of speed cream I'm sure they'd be okay for a couple weeks. If you're purchasing these then definitely get better bearings as well.The wheels themselves have a bit of resistance when rolling, and don't feel as smooth as you'd expect from a more quality brand. I'd describe them as passable.I would still recommend Spitfire or Bones if you actually intend to skate.So what are these useful for? Well, I bought them to use with skate trainers. With skate trainers applied these wheels are perfect - Since they don't have to roll! Plus it means I can have a dedicated skate trainer wheel and not have to remove/put the skate trainers back on every time I want to skate. It's a lot easier to just swap the wheels and leave the skate trainers on these.So for 10 dollars it's a good value, especially how I'm using them. Just don't expect to be able to bring these to the park and get good results.If you're a parent looking to cheap out, please don't. Spend the money on proper equipment not only to make sure the experience is pleasant, but also to avoid potential injury. It's a lot harder to learn on cheap gear like this and you're creating a disadvantage. It will not perform properly and quickly need replacing. This goes for all aspects of the skateboard.

Much more comfortable ride for public roads that are not perfectly smooth.

Cheap wheels, cheap performance. The bearings get the job done, but nothing beyond that. After a few weeks of normal concrete street skating, the bearings make skating exhausting. Save your money and buy some quality bearings.

I got my boyfriend the purple 52 mm wheels to surprise him with new wheels. His old ones stop at simply a twig. The wheels arrived today and I wasn’t presented with the purple wheels that I ordered but rather a magenta.

I bought these for replacements on my 13 yr old son's skateboard. He skates daily on asphalt roads. He said they preform well and work as well as his pricier wheels we bought a few months ago. The install was quick and simple. Hes skated on these for a month so far and they show very little wear. Because they are plain, he was able to customize them with my nail art pens and clear coat. He liked the ability to add flair himself.

The entire package was amazing and the overall build and quality of the spacers, wheels, and bearings were all amazing and the color of the wheels went very well with the theme of my board which was amazing because i could never find anything i wanted for my budget but as soon as i found this package i knew it was the one for me and i actually bought two of these packages just in case but i never had to use the other package yet and its been a year since i bought the other package so great job on the construction of the product.

I bought two packs because I am using them for my roller skates. I bought the "gel" wheels. They are maybe 40mm wide? Which I think is wider than the harder wheels; looks like it in the pictures. With the clever use of washers I was able to get them to fit without rubbing the trucks, but they were way too wide for the skates I originally bought them for. Not a big deal for the price. The bearings are fully caged, not like the ones pictured.

You really can't go wrong for the price. I've been skateboarding for a long time and I've ridden the most expensive wheels and bearings as well as some of the cheapest. Honestly I can't feel a big difference between these and wheel/ bearing combos that cost 4x's as much. My only complaint is the lubricant that comes in the bearings is way too thick, definitely not a skate formula, so they will take quite a while to break in. If it really bothers you, you can clean out the lubricant with de-greaser and then lube them with Bones Speed Cream or any other skate formula lubricant.